Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-20
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

-J Joseph DuEE IS sPoeuAs teOSS
 Nv1 b,s recent severe illness 10 the ias ., s j5y of his many friends.
 .,s ara lots of clues lying around
 iI'' ent the officers are consequently a.clted,
 Rsrrst, son of Major Barrett ed-
 tba San Frsnclsco Examiner, hel s mn trom Nogsles yesterday with R~1sl 4. Johnson.
 c.,s. oi the DAILY CITIZEN mailed
 Not,ry 10 subscribers in San Fran ssiiom reach the parties to whom e.S'..s.sss5. The average receipts are ,1 he one for every three mailed. ;S.l %-s they go to Is sn unfsthomsble. nystsr!.
 r5 Muir. 6 former well-known diyis-
 .-,srintendent of the Southern Pa
 s. -,lrosi, and a man whose eharac- r;,hont blemish, arrived ID Pres 5.. 'ras.rrdgy. from California. on busi- oo.t ,,r hls company, Prescott is -ts,sai 10 have such people come and .se her.-COuner.
 Vr G. B. Bra!Oyich, owner Of the o.-..,,un ledge near the Southern "a rn,ue. IS in town to-day. This C.-s.,,rp ledge Is the most promising N-'r..-ty ID that direction 10 day. It IS ,oanad and ID good condition for st,Din.. IL IS sgld that thonsands ci ,7rs could De taken out af a trlning cesg.
 V-JA. Millar returned a few days s;-ca from the MlnRs Prlstss mlnes ID S1-ora. lie reports mining t6l@iy active .s.,sshs1ts. A few men ou.y are work ;,,,n The M!ugs Prie.a7, but when he is. rarprt WAS current that the com ,,ary controlling i; plrposed to sInk 200 ,sst daaner iu tns hope Of aGaln striking tha va,n which plnclei out on The 60O- foot eveL
 If will h.. seen oyB summons publish aa elsewhere ID Tti5 great moral family ,,1rnsl that Charley Salari, ot the Pbs,i- hotel proposes to make Don Rssyes C. Donna Sofia pay up some S9O0 oi old board b.ll Charley learns that tbe noble family IS travelling over the ,,untry ID stBta and wants to see If he rsnnot play over ID the losing game. Ii aouestlon.-PhenlxA AriZoni8n.
 The school trustees have fir ally en- ys,ed principal. Mr. John 4. Young Of Chicago, s gentleman Of 32 years ex- Uarience In public and graded schools Before engsgIDG Mir. Young the trustees corre.popded with him somewhat ex- trnsiyely, and satisfied themselves that keis the man they have been looking ,1.. No other teachers have as yet been engaged, but in all probability MT. EIll be assistant pripcIpRl- Other teachers will be engaged after the ar nral Of MT. Young. with whom the trustees first wish to exchange ideas ss To The number to be employed qualidcs- tious. etc. Mr. Young is man ot fsml H will leave Chicago on the 22d inst, snd brIng his family with him.
 4 Mexican by name of YguRcio Go meg was arrested on the arrival of the western bound train last night, on sUs picion of having some knowledge of tbe Eain robbers. He went into Psntano yesterday afternoon with R roll of blank cts on his back and purchased Q ticket for this place. He presented for pay nent of the ticket new fifty dollar bill that had evidently been recently taken from one of Wells t Fergo's express en- velopes, as the thread holes were still plainly visible. This appearIng some what suspicious to the agent to whom II was presented, he wired the facts to the officers here. When questioned after hls arrest, in relation to the money he sad. he sad the bill was paid to him by Antonio Griislbs, 6 well known resident os thls place. in payment for grain de l;v.red to him on the San Pedro. Dep uty Kresharn thinks the mans story correct and If so hs will be turned loose so soon as the mstter has been invesii- gated.
 Antonio Grijslve. from whom the S5o VAS obtsiued by Ignacio Gomez, as men toned ID the Citizen yesterday, came to toEn last night, and hearing of Gomez imprisonment, voluntarily went befort Juige Osborn and made 8 sworn state ment exonerating the boy and himself from tbe suspicion of having obtained sad money from the train robbers. Inc boy Gomez, It appears, raised held oi grain on the old Mccormick ranch or the San Pedro. This grain he sold to Thomas Dunbar. but ss Dunbar could 20. pay him at the time, Gomez went EA- aIHAtA L1E w @--'~ ployeI Dunbar sent the money to Grl- !sivs 70 pay Gomez. He sent two bliis' Ons o' S20 and of $50 deDonlDation. lhe SJJ blll Grijslvs gave to Gomez, and retained the one of S20 himself. 1hls later blll is now ID possession ot the oil- errs. Like the $50. if is new, and nas r5iently been taken from a Wells, targo envelope. as the needle marks are very plain MT. Dunbar will now be called upoa to explain. This he can undoubt- 5dly dc. Gs he IS aB old and weil-known citizen Of Tres AlRmOs. This money ID question was paid Grijalva about fouI days previous to the last robbery conse' glently can have 10 connection with lt but ths officers think that possibly It IF sportion of the proceeds Of the trsi hCld-up. Sheriff Shibell, now supposed io be n Tombstone, has been wired tc go 10 Tres Alsmos and interview MT Dunbar.